Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-28
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One of the leading offers to-day consists of
a rare chance in lace pillow shams at 75c q
pair. These goods are large size, worked in
slightly antique patterns, interviewer with
red, and all in all are a very desirable Orna-
ment. They are worth fully $3.50 pair.
Another rare special to-day, and one that
we do not get a chance TO offer but once i'll
great while, is an immense line OF gents
merin0 shirts and drawers at 44c each. They
arc q heavy, extra fine quality. close knit
and fine gauge, and the proper garment for
wear and comfort during the coming season.
Our line Is complete in all sizes, and the
quantity so large that we are compelled to
sacrifice them ut S5c,a pair, just half their
value, on account of lack OF room. These
are an exceptional bargain.
In our dress goods department we place
on special sale a line of French camel's-hair
Beiges, in choice mixtures at 19c yard.
These goods are entirely new, IS inches
wide, and the material of those most dura-
BILE tex ure.
In the same department line of British
Cashmere Beiges, double fold, at 19c a yard
We have this line in several desirable
shades of brown and grey mixtures. They
are worth fully 30c.
In our underwear department we have
several choice bargains to offer. Each one
is an everyday and desirable article one
which everybody needs and which II bought
to-day will make quite saving to the pur-
chaser.
Ladies' muslin skirts with 4-inch en-
broidery and ruile, 75c; worth $1.25.
Ladies' Mother Hubbard nighigowns,
trimmed with edging, 60c: worth 95c.
500 bone corsets, the ladies' favorite, Csc;
| worth $50.
| In this same department we offer choice
| line of ehildrcn's cloaks at $2.75 The
goods are made of French tricots, nicely
| pleated with belt and the waist They are
worth fully $4.
! In our domestic department we offer a
| chance to our patrons to drape their win
dows at Il very trifling expense. Seven yds.
l n n n nl "a tuIf rnD nlsa
| complete for 30 cts.
| Heavy twilled grey flannels, 15e. yerd;
worth 25c.
Apron check ginghams, all colors, stan
| dard goods-614c. Il yd, worth Sac.
| Heavy white fleece blankets, Tl.19 each /;
worth SO. 90.
In our hosiery department we offer line
ofladies' striped hose at 19c a pair. This is
| an entirely new line and embraces among
them all the new colors, such rs heliotrope,
apple green, gobelin blue, mahogony and
others too numerous to mention. They are
worth fully 25c pair.
In our trimming department we offer
line OF new. effects in worsted braid snake
trimmings, in all the latest and desirable
cOlOrs, at 35c yard. Worth soc.
In the same department we have reduced
for to-day only n line of beaded panels to 81
each. Their regular price is $3.50. They
are used for either fronts or sides, and en-
hance the appearance of costume ten fold.
We have not many to offer, SO advise an ear
ly call.
In our notion department we offer a line OF
German silver brooches, set with attractive
Rhine stones, at 25c each worth soc. French
bahting cotton, 800 yards ON a spool, Be each.
Wool zephyrs, all shades aud colors, &c an
ounce.
In our peifumery department we offer
several little gems: Fancy soaps in novel
shapes and designs, such as dogs heads,
cats owls, &c, 1Oc each
Alpine toilet soap, highly scented, 10c
cake, worth 25c.
Glass hat, containing cut-glass bottle of
cologne l0c, worth 25c.
Ladies' cashmere gloves, all cOlors and all
sizes, 25c II pair, worth 4Oc.
In our millinery department we offer a
line of misses trimmed felt hats at 81 90
each, worth S1.5O.
Silk Umbrellas, neat handles, 81 .9S, worth
80. so. PEOPLES STORE.
Friday, October 2Sth. 1887.